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Publicis scoops Coca-Cola media in North America
WPP has lost the account after a closed review.
A tale of two holding companies: WPP and Publicis
WPP’s loss of the Coca-Cola North America media biz to Publicis is a wake-up call for the former to beef up its media capabilities.
JBL campaign showcases versatility of its ‘made to be heard’ speakers
The campaign by Havas London will run across APAC, EMEA and North America on TV, broadcaster video on demand, social media, audio and digital and OOH.
Bitter chocolate: The fallout of a poorly planned promo on Chocolate Finance's reputation
The fintech’s abrupt restrictions on withdrawals and debit card spending have triggered a backlash, denting its reputation in Singapore.
Too old for the party, too young to leave—the paradox of middle age in advertising
There comes a time when no amount of Adidas Sambas or Botox can hide the fact that you’re no longer the right person to give advice on micro-influencers. Alison McKinnon on the realities of ageing in advertising—and why she’s not done yet.
Beyond IWD: Marico’s CMO on why gender conversations can’t be a one-day affair
The gender gap in leadership isn’t about a lack of talent but rather about workplace biases, flawed hiring practices and rigid expectations. Marico’s Somasree Awasthi talks to Campaign on what needs to change and why companies can’t afford to wait.
How personality test MBTI penetrated the marketing world
The famed personality test is being utilised by brands to not just categorise its consumers to relevant products, but also to inject playfulness in their campaigns. The question then—does it sell, or is it just a social-media talking point?
Why more brands are finally ditching the perfect-family trope
Perfect parents, perfect kids, perfect home—ads love the fantasy. But as diverse households become the norm in Asia, Quantum's Rayhan Wildan Ramadhani explores how clever brands are embracing new family dynamics through fresh storytelling.
Salesforce invests $1 bil in SG, collaborates with Singapore Airlines
The investment will aim to play a key role in accelerating digital transformation in Singapore’s service and public sector. Meanwhile, SIA will leverage Salesforce’s AI-powered CX tools.
Spikes Asia live judging underway in Vietnam
GALLERY: More than 80 jurors from across Asia Pacific are in Da Nang, judging the best creative work from across the region in contention for a coveted Spikes Asia Award, ahead of the April 24 gala.
Will you still need me, will you still feed me?
While discussions around ageing within advertising tend towards the gloomy, Current Asia’s chief executive has some practical suggestions to address the challenge.
Instilling a culture of curiosity a challenge for marketing chiefs, says report
The survey respondents included 50 chief marketers and marketing directors across brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Bacardi and Adidas.
Reddit becoming a destination for women to share critical health information according to Weber Shandwick study
Communities on Reddit are the new avenue to discuss both physical and psychological problems.
Unilever CEO: 'Spend on social will jump from 30% to 50%'
Fixing geographical issues in China and Indonesia and accelerating India are among Fernandez’s key priorities.
Jack Morton expands to Tokyo following growth of Japan business
EXCLUSIVE: The experiential agency appoints Mayumi Ninomiya as general manager and targets doubling revenue by 2025.
Brands are still measuring the wrong things—it’s time to fix that
Metrics dictate business decisions, but do they capture what truly matters? Team Lewis' Calvin Siew explains why brands must break free from outdated KPIs and redefine relevance in real time to truly embrace customer-centricity.
Greenwashing allegations against Mars lead to AMV BBDO facing employment tribunal
Former creative partner at the agency Polina Zabrodskaya alleges 'harassment and discrimination' after raising concerns about campaigns.
WPP and Bain mull sale of Kantar Worldpanel data division for $6.5 billion
The deal could give WPP, which owns a 40% stake in the research company, a new source of cash after the ad giant suffered a $55 million profit drop in its latest earnings.
Clean Creatives highlights fossil fuel risks in Omnicom-IPG merger
The group is urging shareholders to demand greater transparency on fossil fuel-related risks, before approving the merger.
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